Closing Out Bummer Block Stock at Low Prices
Delaware State Reporter notes extensive summer dress goods sale below cost to clear stock before taking inventory. Black silks and other fabrics offered at wholesale prices with discounts on laces, trimmings, embroideries, and tablecloths. Located at 465 South Second Street, Philadelphia and New York auction sources cited. Buyers urged to pay cash and inspect stock.
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Bummer
Philadelphis
New York
Sternbergelus
South Second Street
Krecollect
George Colinnent
Piuladellphi
Pest
George Culin
Market
Second Sts
Philadelphia
Dover Hotels and Indian Queen Hotel Adverts
Fragmentary notice from Dover describes lodging options at Fifth and Market Streets in Wilmington with emphasis on hotel offerings and customer satisfaction. The text is garbled but references multiple hotels and a booster tone for accommodations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Queen Hotel
Market Streets
Washington and Dover Bottlers Ad Bia. Fountain & Son
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Washington and Dover bottlers with Jas Fountain & Son as proprietors. The rest is garbled text and missing details about products, dates, or locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Butel
Dover
Bia
Jas
Fountain & Son, Proprietors
Untitled Classified Fragment
Fragmentary text shows a catalog like entry with prices and items including family sales and terms, no clear event or names. Limited readable details suggest a small advert or notice lacking full context or dates.
One-Price Store Notice From Stella Bewdie
Fragmentary OCR lists names Stella Bewdie Lesgh Squee Log and Sycere with a reference to a Blake FORNISEING Govie and ten Demosk suggesting a local trade or pricing notice.
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Stella
Bewdie
Lesgh Squee- Log
Sycere
Blake
Govie
Ten Demosk
A Debate on Democratic Principles and Civil Unity in Concord
A lengthy political discourse from Concord argues that the Democratic Party has protected labor, opposed fanaticism, and maintained national unity. It defends historical acts, condemns Black Republicanism, and warns of disunion if fanaticism persists, urging continued support for Democratic leadership. The piece cites Cincinnati conventions, Missouri Compromise debates, and public sentiment across states including Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and California.
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Sar Eyataimead
Peugeot
Amd
Seage
Dan
Ube
Congress
Missouri
Camden
Fach Ory
Tose
Mt Moouacurd
Cincinnati
James Balan
America
Theo
The
Democratic
John Adams
Jackson
United States Bank
Democratic Party
Repubic
Great American Union
Temple of Liberty
Dover
Del
Fremont
Pennsylvania
New Jerminds
California
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Delaware State Reporter
Stewart Depuy & Sons
Mason Hael
Chestnut ST
Tuth
Brussels
Tyndale & Mitchell
Phila A
Delaware
P. Waples &Co
Dell
Whelesale
Gael
Waples & Ces No
Market St. Aware
Ly I
Wilwington
DLL
Geek Gregg & Bow
Alexander Jamison
Houston
PNER
Tlmer
N.E. Corner Fifth
Cesie Philadelphia
Hare Tee
Philadelpnia
Wilming Tos
Ia Thubeau
Oder
Middletown Academy, Mio Nlames
B. Wes
M Co
CON Welle Surveyor & Conveyancer
Especteull Sareioes
Railroads & Steamboats
Lewes
Wastic
Adams’ Express CO
S.h
North Sts. Dover
Phsiipta
MT Savas
Deweirs
Valaahirs
David F. Burton
Manangx Oystez Pie Aero the
John WH. Guirey & CO
Barneers
Truston
Bulpin & CO
Mets Opler Ad
Talmas Ac
Magee Soone
Ley Goods
Aington
Wis
Garpets
RUDE
Rue de Voter
Pierre
Gros m Ur
New York Tribune
Concord
Teaca Paleteas & i
Bee
Soma
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